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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 7492945, member: 100459&quot;]I am amused at many of the entries in this thread.&nbsp; Mainly, because I have been banking with the NC State Employees Credit Union since January 1976.&nbsp; Being a state employee, I have many privileges because I have a &quot;free&quot; checking account with no minimum deposit. 3 share (savings) accounts $25 minimum deposit.&nbsp; Four Money Market Accounts with a minimum deposit of $250 each.&nbsp; Each Money Market Account is set up for different types of annual bills, i.e., property taxes, cars (4) and house (2) insurance.&nbsp; We make monthly deposits to each account so we have enough capital to pay those bills.&nbsp; Since I have many accounts, you would think that I would have preferential treatment by the tellers.&nbsp; &quot;NOT&quot;!&nbsp; One Christmas about 3 years ago, I asked a teller if I could get $1,000 in $20 bills in sequential order.&nbsp; I evidently asked for too much.&nbsp; I was given a very curt NO!&nbsp; We can&#039;t get them that way.&nbsp; I had cashed a check for $500 a few months ago, not asking the bills in any specific way.&nbsp; I was given 25 brand new $20 bills in sequential order.</p><p>Also, the credit union had renovated their building and added larger SDBs.&nbsp; I had 2 of the previous large SDB because I couldn&#039;t get all of my stuff in one SDB.&nbsp; Now that the had the larger SDB, I asked if I could exchange the old SDBs to one of the new large SDBs.&nbsp; I was told I had to wait until my renewal fee was due to make the change.&nbsp; My SDBs are $40 each and the new larger SDBs are $65.&nbsp; Although it&#039;s not a large amount, it was the process I have to go through to look at each box.</p><p>Oh well.&nbsp; Again, there are a lot of other services that they give that it is worth banking with them.&nbsp; I never have asked for coins, though.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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